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And I say you are not a DJ until you have DJed to a room of black queens standing there with their arms folded, looking at you, say, I'm waiting for you to turn them out.

And those girls are unforgiving.

So one of the things that I say, you are not a DJ until you play to the children in New York, because if you do not turn them, you're out. Work. You're out.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Laverne Cox Show. I'm Laverne Cox.

Oh, okay, I'm so excited. I'm squealingne Cox. Oh!

Okay, I'm so excited.

I'm squealing because I get to talk to my old friend, my dear friend,

the now Grammy award-winning producer, DJ, fashion designer, historian, living legend, Honey Dijon.

This was an historic year at the Grammys.

Kim Petris won, and a lot of people have been talking about her as the first openly transperist in Win a Grammy.

She's not Wendy Carlos.

Won a Grammy in, I think, the late 1960s for electronic music,

interestingly enough. And Honey Dijon also won a Grammy, and she is an openly transgender

woman as well. And that just makes me so excited. It's really interesting thinking about

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